PG - 16 || A 6,000 word radio play set in Kengeri Metro Station, Bangalore, India. Currently featured on @lgbtq's Reading List (Trans & Non-Binary)

A different kind of love story. Two main characters, two point of views. IRL problems with sexuality and religion leave innocent catholic girl, Cassidy on a wild ride. When she bumps into Lainey, the outgoing player mourning her last love, she fights her own straight conscious. Back and forth these two will go, not to the death, but just about. They don't hit it off, but watch the turn of extreme traumatic events bring them closer together in this wild ride of life. Guaranteed page turning fun till the very end. •Entered Wattys2020🤩 •Entered Wattys2021🤩 I can already hear the "that's bi-phobic" comments as a beginning bisexual in 2012. This was real life... this was my religious bisexual life experience. And I take pride in what I wrote here. Of fucking course religious bisexuals go "back and forth" in a homophobic era. You won't have to teach me wrong from right. I'm just sharing one experience to relate to other's similar experiences. We will not be silenced. 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🔥

I could feel her hot breaths filled with rage against my face, as her eyes pierced through mine. A wicked smile formed across her face. Her voice turned into a whisper. ❝I could finish the song too. I could add one last lyric to the end of my song to add that final cherry on the top.❞ Then she proceeded to lean in farther to me, the breath from her lips meeting my ear as she murmured a little tune into my ear. ♪♫ 𝘼𝙗𝙞𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙡, 𝙄 𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪. ♫♪ My heart skipped a beat as my jaw dropped in horror. 𝘞𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘢 𝘧𝘶𝘤𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘣𝘪𝘵𝘤𝘩. In the small city of Old Ashton, two women find themselves entangled in a fiery and unexpected romance. Marley, a rebellious pyromaniac with an angsty attitude, clashes with Abigail, a spirited professional volleyball player with an energetic personality. What began as a kind friendship quickly turns for the worst as the characters start to clash. Their lives become intertwined in a rollercoaster of emotions. Yelling, screaming, and anger were a regular occurrence for Abigail and Marley to the point that it seemed almost impossible for either of them to soften their wounded hearts and just let each other in already. The only thing that can bring them together... 𝐈𝐬 𝐚 𝐠𝐮𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐫.

As Rory Bradford, a twenty-four year old woman who had been previously known for her incredible problem solving skills, found herself making the biggest decision of her life, she discovered that she wasn't particularly good at solving her own problems. On one hand, there was the man that she was engaged to; Noah Cadwell, who checked all the boxes on the 'man-of-her-dreams' list. Sadly, as she realized only days before the wedding, they weren't able to connect romantically, their relationship purely platonic from her end. However, this train of thought was only one sided. Noah, being oblivious to the doubts Rory had been having, thought that their wedding was going to be the best day of their lives. Clearly, he was mistaken. On the other hand, there was Sadie Copeland, a co-worker of Rory's at the law firm. She was the complete opposite of Rory. Where Rory loved planning, Sadie lived for spontaneity. She was the opposite of what Rory was looking for, including the fact that she was a woman. So, after feeling a whole new range of emotions and desires with a woman that she had never felt with a man, Rory was forced to reevaluate her sexuality, which she had never allowed herself to question. Rory couldn't help but wonder if she had accidentally found the woman of her dreams. So, when the identity that Rory had previously worn as a badge of honour began to crumble, she became determined to discover who she truly wanted to be. With the help of Sadie, she hoped that she could finally become Rory. [ cover by the talented @queen_of_sass ]

IF YOU DRAW FANART USE THE TAG #lucaconstellations FOR ME TO SEE IT (instagram, tumblr, even tiktok) the animatic for the fic: https://youtu.be/hQNs_A7FoWQ Luca's back for the summer and Alberto has made some discoveries about himself. Young adulthood has been tough on both of them, and stress can make you do things you never thought you would do. Like tell your best friend you like boys. And maybe that best friend is trying to figure out if they like boys too.